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Originally posted by lenieNt Force Understandable... But still... u can make the kick and bass mono with stereo scc also... Is something forcing u to use mono scc?

main reason is i cant stereo sidechain in sx 3.

second is ive heard that when tracks are copied onto vinyl the kick and bass need to be in mono to avoid the needle skipping although im not 100% on that.

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Originally posted by sterilis main reason is i cant stereo sidechain in sx 3. second is ive heard that when tracks are copied onto vinyl the kick and bass need to be in mono to avoid the needle skipping although im not 100% on that.

Well your right. It doesnt need to be perfectly in mono but preferably very close.. A track will mostly sound much better with kick and bass centered anyhow..

Ofcourse u can do stereo scc in sx3. What makes u think otherwise?

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Originally posted by lenieNt Force Well your right. It doesnt need to be perfectly in mono but preferably very close.. A track will mostly sound much better with kick and bass centered anyhow.. Ofcourse u can do stereo scc in sx3. What makes u think otherwise?

tried doing it using the quadro groups but when i mix down it the quadro groups dont get mixed down. tell me how it can be done then?

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sterilis, make sure you select the right output when you mixdown. I use the free ASIO4ALL driver, so i click on "ASIO4ALL v2 Stereo Out(stereo)"

Thats the end channel basically, or the master channel. You should have a master channel in your project.

If you press F3 in cubase, and look at the far right, the last mixer channel, the name of the channel is at the bottom. You should see that name in the outputs for the mixdown.

Hope that helps. good luck

yes you can do stereo sidechain in sx3 -_-

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Originally posted by sterilis tried doing it using the quadro groups but when i mix down it the quadro groups dont get mixed down. tell me how it can be done then?

Sry Im not using Cubase.. But its very simple to do it in FL and Ableton and every other major host including Cubase.

I thought FL doesnt have sidechaining, only psuedo sidechain compression using peak controller

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Originally posted by mysticalninja I thought FL doesnt have sidechaining, only psuedo sidechain compression using peak controller

Well the endresult is the same. But ofcourse u can do 'real' sidechaining as well.. u know... FL supports plugins. *hint hint*

yes but does it support quad stero? i dont think so.. i'm pretty sure you're stuck with using peak controller.. which no doesn't sound the same.. different, yes, maybe even better depending what you want to do with it. but it is different, just as different sidechain compressors sound different.

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http://www.db-audioware.com/sidechaincompressor.htm

this is what you need.

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Originally posted by DJ Robby Rox I've never had a problem with FLs tech support till this day. (I've actually never used it till this day)

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Originally posted by floyd741 i think echosystm is a pretty cool guy. eh pwns robby rox and doesn't afraid of anything.

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Originally posted by echosystm http://www.db-audioware.com/sidechaincompressor.htm this is what you need.

Don't bother. I told them on the first page including a free alternative. Somehow this just needed to be stretched over 3 pages.

- farris

Here's another free stereo-sidechaining VST. Plus, some nice guy made a video tutorial on how to use it on Ableton Live. It works decently.

Stereo Sidechain Compressor Download

Sidechain Compressor Video Tutorial on Ableton Live

This will be good for those of you new to sidechaining. Better than doing it the poor man's way with volume automation ;-)